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final exam 14-24 Flashcards

1
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what are the two parts of whole blood?

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formed elements and plasma.

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2
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which is the correct order of stage occurring during hemostasis?

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vascular spasm, platelet plug formation. blood coagulation.

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3
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what is hematocrit?

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percentage of erythrocytes.

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4
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the purpose of a differential blood count is.

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to determine the number percentage of the 5 different types of leukocytes.

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5
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which leukocyte is most abundant, a first responder, and a strong phagocyte that dies about 20-30 minutes after reaching a trauma area.

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neutrophil

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6
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what are the functions of blood?

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  1. to transport nutrients waste.
  2. to defend against disease.
  3. to transport hormones.
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7
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which plasma protein is changed form an inactive soluble from to an insoluble sticky from by thrombin in the 3rd phase of hemostasis?

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fibrinogen.

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8
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what is the average life span of a red blood cell?

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120 days.

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9
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which blood type is the universal donor blood?

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0-.

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10
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which of the following is a part of blood plasma?

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albumins.

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11
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which of the answers are produced from the breakdown of hemoglobin?

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  1. biliverdin
  2. bilirubin
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12
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where are most plasma proteins made?

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liver.

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13
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what are the 3 groups of plasma proteins?

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  1. globulins
  2. albumins
  3. fibrogen
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14
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what condition causes the release of erythropoietin from the kidneys?

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low tissues oxygen concentrations.

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15
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which of the following are parts of the conductance system of the heart?

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  1. SA node
  2. Purkinje fibers
  3. AV bundle (bundle of his)
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16
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the primary pacemaker of the heart is?

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the sinoatrial node.

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17
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the functions of the heart include?

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1.pump blood through the systemic circuit.
2. pump blood through the pulmonary circuit.

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18
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a heart murmur may be caused by?

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  1. incomplete closure of the valves.
  2. a hole in either one or both interatrial or interventricular septum.
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19
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the mas of cardiac muscle cells that act together too contract at the same time is called a?

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syncytium.

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20
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what two occur during the QRS complex of an electrocardiogram?

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ventricular depolarization and atrial repolarization.

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21
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blood pressure is defined as?

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the forces exerted by blood against the inner walls of blood vessels.

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22
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which are organs of the cardiovascular system?

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  1. heart
  2. blood vessels
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23
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how many chambers does a human heart have?

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4.

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24
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the main blood vessels that supply oxygen rich oxygenated blood to the hearts cells (not to a chamber) are known as?

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the coronary arteries.

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25
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the first heart sound is the?

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the closing of the AV (tricuspid and bicuspid) valves.

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26
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the cardiac cycle is defined as?

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one cycle of atrial systole, diastole, and one cycle of ventricular systole, ventricular diastole.

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27
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which is the middle layer of the heart wall?

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myocardium.

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28
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the cardiac cycle refers to the events that occur during a heart beat?

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true.

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29
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lymph vessels are known to contain ________ just like veins in the cardiovascular system.

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valves.

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30
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what do immature T cells go to mature?

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thymus

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31
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which lymphatic organ filters blood instead of lymph?

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spleen.

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32
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being exposed to pathogen, contracting the disease, and then recovering would be which type of immunity?

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naturally acquired active immunity.

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33
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which are functions of the lymphatic/immune system?

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  1. transports excess fluid from peripheral tissues back to the cardiovascular system.
  2. defends the body against disease.
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34
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the thoracic duct drains.

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the whole body except for the right arm/shoulder, right thoracic region, and the right side of the head and neck.

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35
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lymph nodes contain which leukocytes?

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T and B lymphocytes and macrophages.

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36
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the cellular immunity is carried out by which leukocytes that reacts directly by cells to cells contacts to destroy virus infected cells and cancer cells are the?

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cytotoxic T cells.

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37
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where might one find the major cluster of lymph nodes in the human body?

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  1. thoracic region
  2. cervical regions
  3. axillary region
  4. inguinal regions
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38
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antibodies are shaped like?

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the letter Y.

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39
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humoral immunity is a function of which antibody-producing cells?

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B cells.

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40
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which category of T lymphocytes secretes chemicals that activate cytotoxic T cells and B cells?

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T helper cells.

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41
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which are organs of the lymphatic system?

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  1. spleen
  2. thymus
  3. lymph vessels
  4. lymph nodes
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42
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which lymphocytes provide long term immunity?

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memory T cells and memory B cells.

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43
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what is the name of the section of the small intestine where most chemical digestion and absorption occurs?

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jejunum.

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43
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which group represents the alimentary canal of the digestive system?

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pharynx, esophagus, stomach and large intestine.

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44
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along with the villi, what other modifications of the small intestines increase the surface area?

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  1. plicae circulares
  2. microvilli
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45
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which layer of the digestive tract wall contains smooth muscle?

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muscularis.

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46
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the band of circular smooth muscle that is located between the esophagus and the stomach is called the?

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cardiac sphincter (lower esophageal sphincter).

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47
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the large intestine consists of?

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  1. rectum
  2. colon
  3. cecum
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48
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feces is composed of?

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  1. bacteria
  2. bile pigments
  3. electrolytes
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49
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the large intestine serve as an incubator for bacteria.

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true.

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50
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vitamins are?

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organic compounds.

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51
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an incomplete protein has?

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an inadequate amount of essential amino acids.

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52
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which are essential amino acids?

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  1. histidine
  2. valine
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53
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an adequate diet allows for?

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  1. Maintenace of body tissue
  2. growth
  3. repair of body tissues
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54
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what is the cause of secondary malnutrition?

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some characteristics the persons body renders adequate diet not adequate.

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55
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during starvation the body?

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  1. digests your fat store
  2. digest your muscles
  3. uses all glycogen stores
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56
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what happens to excuses glucose in healthy individuals.

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  1. stored as adipose tissue
  2. stored as glycogen
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57
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edema can result from inadequate proteins consumption.

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true

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58
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the upper respiratory tract incudes?

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pharynx, nasal cavity and nose.

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59
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C02 is carried primarily in blood plasma as?

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bicarbonate ions.

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60
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what are the functions of the respiratory system?

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  1. filter, moisten and warm incoming air
  2. transport air into the body, into the lungs, and the many microscopic air sacs
  3. exchange the gases, oxygen and carbon dioxide
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61
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the two chemicals that affect breathing control the most are?

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C02 and hydrogen ion (H+)

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62
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which three parameters combine to make vital capacity?

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  1. inspiratory reserve volume
  2. tidal volume
  3. expiratory reserve volume
63
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what is the name of the microscopic air sacs in the lungs?

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alveoli.

64
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which process are involved with respiration?

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  1. external respiration
  2. internal respiration
  3. cellular respiration
65
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the respiratory pathway exchanged gases through what process?

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diffusion.

66
Q

the volume of the thoracic cavity increases as the primary respiratory muscles contracts this causes what to happen?

A

the pressure in the thoracic cavity decreases.

67
Q

what structure folds over to protect the opening of the larynx when swallowing?

A

epiglottis.

68
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which are the primary respiratory muscle?

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  1. diaphragm
  2. external intercostals
69
Q

where is the trachea relative to the esophagus?

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anterior.

70
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which are functions of the upper respiratory tract?

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  1. warms incoming air
  2. filters incoming air
  3. moistens incoming air
71
Q

surfactant reduces _________ allowing expansion of the lungs?

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surface tension.

72
Q

the amount of air that moves into or out of the lungs during regular breathing is?

A

tidal volume.

73
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the active phase of ventilation is exhalation?

A

false.

74
Q

which are organs of the urinary system?

A

kidneys, urinary bladder and utreters.

75
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what are the two parts of nephrons?

A
  1. renal tubule
  2. renal corpusle
76
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where does the first step in urine formation occur?

A

glomerulus.

77
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where are the kidneys loacted?

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retroperitoneally and bilateral to the vertebral column.

78
Q

angiotensin ll causes the blood pressure to rise by?

A

increase amounts of ADH to be released.

79
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you have the following data, the concentration of glucose in blood plasma is 100mg% the concentration in the renal filtrate is 100mg% and finally the concentration of glucose in the urine is 0 mg%. what process in urine production is responsible for this change?

A

reabsorption.

80
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which amount of urine in a 24-hour period is below norma?

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500 mL

81
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what are the functions of the urinary system?

A
  1. blood pressure
  2. maintaining the composition, pH, volume of the body fluids withing normal limits.
82
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urine is mostly composed of?

A

water.

83
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what answer is a normal value for the pH of urine?

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4.7.

84
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what are the 3 regions of the kidney structure?

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  1. renal medulla
  2. renal cortex
  3. renal pelvis
85
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the structure in nephrons that helps regulate blood pressure are the?

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juxtaglomerular apparatuses.

86
Q

which body compartment has the highest percentage of water?

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intracellular.

87
Q

which hormone regulates the amount of Na+ ion excreted in urine?

A

aldosterone.

88
Q

most ______ ions results from metabolic reactions in the body’s cells.

A

H+.

89
Q

the greatest electrolytes output is in?

A

urine.

90
Q

two of the three buffer system in the body are?

A
  1. phosphate buffer system
  2. bicarbonate buffer system
91
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acidosis is defined as?

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condition in which the pH of body fluid is below 7.35.

92
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respiratory acidosis differ from metabolic acidosis in that?

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respiratory acidosis is an excess of C02.

93
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of the three ways the body responds to acidosis which process responds most quickly?

A

buffer system.

94
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intracellular fluids are higher in ______ than extracellular fluid?

A

Mg2+ ions.

95
Q

if a person water output is 2500 mL per day, how much water must that persons water intake be?

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2500 mL.

96
Q

spermatogenesis is the?

A

process of producing of sperm.

97
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the primary sex organ of the male reproductive system is?

A

testes.

98
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the hormone that is responsible for male secondary sec characteristic is?

A

testosterone

99
Q

the hormones produced by the anterior pituitary gland which control the ovarian cycle are?

A
  1. FSH
  2. LH
100
Q

the hormones produces by the ovaries that control the uterine cycle are?

A
  1. estrogen
  2. progesterone
101
Q

what day during a “normal” 28 day ovarian cycle does ovulation occur?

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day 14.

102
Q

menopause can be defined as?

A

the halt of menses.

103
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the second meiotic division (meiosis ll) of oogenesis is completed?

A

after fertilization.

104
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in females meiosis l begins

A

as a fetus

105
Q

the production of female gametes and secretion of female sex hormones is the function of the?

A

ovaries.

106
Q

what is the primary sex organ of the female?

A

ovaries.

107
Q

which hormones causes and maintain secondary sex characteristic in the female?

A

estrogen.

108
Q

which term means the first menstrual flow?

A

menarche.

109
Q

which antibodies are found in the plasma of a person with type AB+ blood?

A

there are no antibodies to ABO Rh blood group antigens. AB blood type can only receive other AB blood types.

110
Q

besides iron and vitamins B12 what is needed specifically for erythropoietin?

A

folic acid.

111
Q

which blood vessel are connected to the right atrium?

A

inferior vena cava
superior vena cava

112
Q

which innate (nonspecific) defense involve intact skin and intact mucous membrane?

A

species barriers

113
Q

which of the following descriptions is a secondary immune response?

A

rapid response of very high antibodies in plasma.

114
Q

to join the cardiovascular system the lymph ducts empty directly into the_______.

A

left and right subclinical veins.

115
Q

in humans a normal pregnancy is defined as?

A

the presences of a developing offspring in the uterus.

116
Q

the corona radiata is the protective?

A

layer farther from the oocyte cell membrane.

117
Q

the chorion is the first extraembryonic membrane to form?

A

true.

118
Q

which membrane forms around the embryo proper?

A

amnion.

119
Q

the gastrula contains three layers of embryonic tissue.

A

true

120
Q

the ectoderm becomes?

A

the nervous system and skin.

121
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the endoderm becomes?

A

the digestive and respiratory system.

122
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the fetal stage of development is from?

A

the beginning of the ninth week to birth.

123
Q

pregnancy is broken into three 12 week period called?

A

trimester.

124
Q

the ductus arteriosus connects the pulmonary trunk to the?

A

the aorta.

125
Q

trophoblast cells secrete this hormone to keep the corpus luteum intact?

A

hCG.

126
Q

this hormone causes powerful uterine contractions?

A

oxytocin.

127
Q

fetal cells are more efficient at absorbing nutrients from the maternal blood than maternal cells?

A

true.

128
Q

the first product produced by mammary glands is called?

A

colostrum .

129
Q

the post natal period is defined as the period?

A

from birth to death.

130
Q

infancy is defined as?

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end of the 4th week to one year.

131
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senescence is defined as?

A

old age.

132
Q

the period from the end of the second week through the end of the eighth week is called?

A

the embryonic stage.

133
Q

the zygote divides rapidly without a change in size is which stage listed?

A

cleavage.

134
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which stage is a solid ball of cells?

A

morula.

135
Q

the stage of hollow ball of cells with an inner cell mass is called a?

A

blastocyst.

136
Q

fertilization occurs in which location?

A

the first third of the uterine tubes.

137
Q

the prenatal period for humans as usually?

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30-42 weeks.

138
Q

genes are defined as?

A

sequences of DNA that encode proteins.

139
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dominant refers to the?

A

alleles that masks the expression of another allele.

140
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recessive refer to the?

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allele expression that is masked.

141
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a Punnett square is?

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  1. allows for a prediction of genotypes in offspring.
  2. allows for probabilities of genotypes.
142
Q

incomplete dominance occurs?

A

when the phenotypes is between the two homozygotes.

143
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a genotype describes?

A
  1. a particular allele
  2. the DNA an individual processes
144
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codominance occurs?

A

when the alleles are expressed equally.

145
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polygenic refers to?

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a trait caused by multiple genes.

146
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polyploidy refers to?

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the addition of set or sets of chromosomes.

147
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aneuploidy refers to cells?

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  1. missing a chromosome
  2. having an extra chromosome
148
Q

trisomy refers to?

A

having an extra chromosome

149
Q

nondisjunction means?

A

1.one gamete received not enough chromosomes
2. the homologous chromosomes didn’t separated correctly.

150
Q

autosomes in human are?

A

the first 22 chromosomes.

151
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alternative forms (different DNA sequences) of genes are called?

A

alleles.

152
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genes on the autosomes are paired just like homologous chromosomes.

A

true.

153
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homozygous means that?

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the alleles for a gene are identical.

154
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phenotype is?

A

the appearance or physical outcome of genes.

155
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A

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